In the interests of postponing decisions about my future as long as possible, I turned in my application to Berkeley's School of Information Management and Systems on Friday, and I'm interviewing at Yahoo! this morning.

They want me to come in and talk UI and I figure heck, it's only a 90 minute drive each way. Why not? (Irene, if you're reading this, I'm looking forward to meeting you. If you're reading after I've left, then make that a big Thank You!)

Scary, but I think Yahoo is the new Apple, at least for me. I don't know that I'd make a pilgrimage to their corporate HQ just to see it (oh wait, that's what I'm doing...) but when my devotion shifted from the Mac to the Net, I guess I had to find a new idol, and as much as I love Google, it's hard to follow a single page.

Blah, now I'm just vamping. Sorry for boring you all with drivel, on a Monday morning, no less. Personally, I'm curious to get a glimpse inside the division responsible for what can be seen as one of the most cautious, or at least minimal, graphical UIs in the business (and this is a good thing).

On deck is Nuance, who I might be interviewing with later in the week. Classes start a week from tomorrow, Macworld keynote is tomorrow morning. I'll be going to Expo on Wednesday, posting 5 new AOLiza conversations Wednesday (and 5 new convos every Wednesday thereafter). I've got a few client projects to wrap up before school starts, and my CMU application to make headway on.

Happy Monday!